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SpaceX ($SPCX) pulled off the biggest IPO in history last month and is currently hovering around $162 a share. But if you look at the news over the holiday weekend, the macro thesis for this stock is completely shifting.

​It’s not just about Starship and Starlink anymore. SpaceX is aggressively mutating into a "neocloud" AI infrastructure giant:

● ​They just locked in nearly $28 billion in annual cloud compute contracts with Anthropic and Google to rent out the massive GPU capacity of their Colossus supercomputers.

● ​They just bought AI tooling firm Anysphere for $60B in stock.

● ​They are burning billions in cash to build out their data centers to compete directly with established hyperscalers like AWS and Azure.

​With $SPCX set to enter the Nasdaq-100—meaning massive index funds are going to be forced to buy in—the momentum is insane. But at a $2.1 Trillion market cap while still operating at a multi-billion dollar net loss, the valuation is extremely steep.

​Are you buying $SPCX here as the ultimate AI infrastructure play of the decade, or is this the most overvalued stock on the market right now?

Hindsight is 20/20. Between the massive AI runs and the wild volatility in the first half of the year, there is always that one stock you stared at but didn't pull the trigger on.

​What is the one ticker you completely regret missing out on since January?

Growth and tech are great when the market is ripping, but when a real crash or recession hits, high-flying sectors are always the first to bleed.

​If you had to rotate your capital into defensive sectors that sell absolute necessities—like consumer staples, utilities, healthcare, or discount retail—what are you buying?

​What is your ultimate "sleep well at night" ticker when everything else is tanking? Are you hiding out in utility providers, stacking raw cash, or trusting defensive dividend aristocrats to keep paying you while the market bleeds?

What a weird day in the market. Three out of every five stocks in the S&P 500 are up today, but the index is still getting dragged down because the mega-cap tech and semi space is taking an absolute beating.

​With AMD dropping nearly 7% and Micron getting hammered for over 10% today, the AI euphoria is definitely cooling off as we start the second half of the year.

​For those holding cash: Is this the tech pullback you’ve been waiting for to load the boat on semiconductors, or do you think this rotation out of AI and into the broader market is just getting started?

Tech had a wild ride in Q2, and the broader market is shifting. With the second half of the year officially kicking off, what single sector or industry are you pouring capital into for the next 6 months?

The market just snapped its losing streak, and the AI/semiconductor trade is catching a major second wind.

​With tech showing serious life again, where are you deploying capital? Are you loading up on chipmakers like Micron, playing broad market indexes, or buying discounts in other sectors?

​Drop your highest conviction ticker for this week below.

It's Sunday night and the market opens in hours.

​With the second half of the year kicking off, what is the absolute highest conviction ticker on your radar for the upcoming week? ​Drop your #1 watchlist pick and the exact catalyst or price level you are watching below.

Imagine you are starting from absolute scratch today with a fresh $1,000 bill. No option plays, no penny stocks—just building a rock-solid foundation from the ground up.

​If you had to split that cash and pick exactly 3 tickers to build your ultimate starter portfolio at today's prices, what are you buying?

​Are you going full index fund core, loading up on high-conviction tech growth, or locking in compounders for cash flow?

​Drop your 3 tickers and your 1-sentence strategy below.

Growth stocks are fun for the daily action, but consistent cash flow is what builds true financial freedom. I’m looking to add some rock-solid, set-and-forget dividend payers to the portfolio.

​When you look past the hype, the best dividend plays usually have massive moats—think banking giants, energy infrastructure, or essential utilities that just print cash regardless of market volatility.

​If you had to pick just 3 dividend compounders to hold for the next decade and never look at the charts, what are they and what is your #1 reason for holding them?

It’s a brutal Friday for semiconductors. The broader tech sector is under heavy pressure today as investors rotate out of the AI trade.

​The Headlines:

​Apple Price Hikes: Apple raising prices on MacBooks/iPads to offset memory costs has sparked fears of cooling consumer demand.

​Semis Tumbling: NVDA, AMD, and Intel are all seeing red this morning. Memory makers like Micron are leading the retreat.

​ON Semi Deal: ON Semi is down over 20% today following their $7B all-stock acquisition of Synaptics.

​OpenAI IPO: Rumors of a delayed OpenAI IPO are further cooling the AI hype train.

​The Question:

Is this the "AI bubble" finally deflating, or is this a healthy Friday discount for the long-term holders?

​👇 How are you playing the dip? Drop your moves below!

Forget the daily trading chop and the weekly noise. If the market crashed 20% tomorrow, what are the high-conviction names you would aggressively buy instead of panic selling?

​Whether it's a structural bottleneck like TSMC ($TSM), an infrastructure king like Nvidia ($NVDA), or a completely different sector—let’s hear it.

​What are your top long-term holds, and what is the #1 reason you are locking them away? Drop your thesis below.

Micron ($MU) just posted an absolute monster quarter, crushing estimates and sending shares surging over 13% after hours.

​Here are the headline numbers:

​Revenue: $41.46 billion (vs. ~$35.59 billion expected).

​EPS: $25.11 (beating Wall Street forecasts).

​Gross Margin: Hit a company record of 84.9%.

​Q4 Guidance: Targeting ~$50 billion in revenue and an 86% gross margin.

The AI memory demand is real, and the pricing power is firmly in Micron's hands.

​Did anyone hold through the close, or are you looking for an entry tomorrow? Drop your plays below.

Micron Technology ($MU) is set to report its fiscal third-quarter results today, June 24, after the market closes. With the stock having delivered eye-popping returns over the past year, the stakes for this afternoon's call are incredibly high.

​Here is a breakdown of what the market is pricing in and the key metrics to watch for the data center and semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem:

​1. The Implied Volatility (IV) Crush

The options market is currently pricing in a massive ±11% implied move for the event. With front-month implied volatility sitting around 155%, full-vega long premium structures are structurally expensive right now.

​2. The Revenue and Margin Expectations

Consensus projections are expecting a massive report. Estimates suggest Q3 revenue could hit $35.59 billion, which would represent a 282.6% year-over-year increase. Gross margins are also expected to reach a record 81.6%.

​3. The HBM4 Catalyst and Nvidia Allocation

The true bottleneck for scaling large-cap technology remains High-Bandwidth Memory (HBM). Volume shipments of HBM4 began in Q1 2026 specifically for Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform. With 2026 supply already fully contracted, the focus for this earnings call will shift to 2027 allocation visibility.

​4. The Capex and Supply Question

Because AI memory requirements are commanding the highest margins, supply allocation towards data centers is currently constraining PC and mobile bit shipments. Investors will be listening closely for a timeline on when supply can catch up to demand, especially since new fabrication facilities will not deliver meaningful output until fiscal 2028.

​Will you be holding shares through the close, or sitting in cash to avoid the volatility? Drop your plays below.

What a wild start to the week, everyone. Yesterday (June 22) threw some massive curveballs at the tech sector, and I want to know how the Rezovian community is playing this volatility.

​Here is a quick breakdown of the major movers:

​SpaceX Takes a Hit: SpaceX took a massive dive, falling close at $164. This sharp drop came right as the company initiated the offering process for senior unsecured notes, with the offering size expected to reach at least $20 billion.

​The Big Tech AI Gamble: Investors seem to be getting nervous about the sheer amount of money being poured into artificial intelligence. Alphabet, Amazon, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft are planning to spend up to $720 billion this year, primarily on AI data centers.

​Micron Bucks the Trend: While the Nasdaq Composite slipped 1.32% overall, Micron (MU) was a major bright spot. It surged 6.82% after announcing a massive strategic cooperation agreement with Anthropic to work on next-generation AI infrastructure.

Discussion:

Are we seeing the beginning of an AI bubble popping, or is this just a standard rotation giving us a prime buying opportunity? Are you buying the dip on SpaceX, or riding the momentum with Micron?

​👇 Drop your strategies below

And if you haven't already, don't forget to set your user flair so we know if you're a day trader, swing trader, or long-term holder.

We just officially crossed 100 members, and I want to give a massive shoutout to everyone who has joined, commented, and shared their plays over the last few days! Whether you are riding $SPCX puts down a water slide or holding Micron from a $40 cost basis, this is exactly the energy we want to build.

​What r/Rezovian is all about:

This community was created to cut through the standard retail noise, ignore the basic meme pumps, and focus on real market mechanics, structural catalysts, and smart risk management.

What's next?

To keep the momentum going, we are introducing daily open watchlists and structural deep dives. But this isn't a one-way street—this is your community.

​Drop a comment below and let us know:

​What is your primary investing or trading style? (Day trading, swings, long-term leaps?)

​What is the #1 stock on your watchlist for the rest of this week?

​Thank you for being part of the first 100. Let's build this to 1,000 next! 🚀

SpaceX ($SPCX) is dropping hard today, sliding back toward the $154 level after that massive $225 peak we saw last week. It is definitely getting the post-IPO reality check as the initial retail hype cools off and the market de-risks ahead of tomorrow's Starfall launch.

​A lot of people jumped in at the top fearing they would miss out on the next trillion-dollar run. For those of you holding shares right now—let's get a reality check going.

​Are you still in the green from a good entry, or are you holding a heavy bag? How much are you down on $SPCX today (or overall)?

​Drop your numbers below. Let's be honest, we've all been there.

Happy Monday! We have a lot of structural market movements happening today. Here is what is driving the action to start the week:

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● ​The Index Rebalances are Live: The massive Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500 rebalances officially took effect before the bell this morning. For the AI infrastructure watchers, Nebius Group ($NBIS), CoreWeave ($CRWV), and Astera Labs ($ALAB) are now officially in the Nasdaq-100 under the new membership framework.

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● ​The Russell Shakeup: Nvidia has officially claimed the crown. Following the preliminary June reconstitution data, Nvidia ($NVDA) displaced Apple and Microsoft to become the largest company in the Russell 3000 and 1000 indexes. The total market cap of the Russell 3000 has swelled to $75.6 trillion.

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● SpaceX ($SPCX) Cools Off: For everyone voting in the Starfall poll, the market is definitely de-risking today. The stock is down 10.5% today, heading for a third straight loss after its initial post-IPO surge.

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● ​Macro Headwinds: Despite oil prices easing following talks over the weekend between the US and Iran, Treasury yields are creeping up. The 10-year yield climbed to 4.50% today as inflation fears keep the pressure on rate expectations.

​With the index rebalances now behind us and yields ticking up, where are you deploying capital this week? Are we buying the SpaceX dip before tomorrow's launch, or playing the new Nasdaq inclusions?

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​Let's hear your watchlists below! 👇

With the market opening tomorrow ahead of Tuesday's Project Starfall demonstration launch, how are you playing $SPCX?

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​Vote below and drop a comment explaining your prediction! 👇

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​Everyone and their retail broker is talking about Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple every single day. We get it—they run the world.

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​But the biggest gains usually come from the companies quietly solving the bottlenecks behind the scenes—whether it's specialized liquid cooling, physical data center infrastructure, unique energy plays, or niche supply chain links.

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​What is the one under-the-radar stock on your watchlist that has an incredible thesis, but barely gets any mentions on mainstream financial media?

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​Drop the ticker, the market cap, and why you think the market is mispricing it below.

We all have that one high-conviction play. The stock you are constantly watching, researching, and adding to on every single dip.

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​Forget diversifying for a second. If you were forced to put your entire portfolio into just one ticker for the rest of the year, what are you choosing?

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​Drop your ticker and your thesis below. I’ll start in the comments! 👇